I would recommend to read through this WireCutter's latest guide on best 4K monitors- https://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-4k-monitors/
This was published just a couple of months back and shall be a good reference to make a decision.
Might have to grab me one too. The type C connection is what I'm looking for(for usage with MBP) and it looks big enough to fit a good chunk of code for whatever I'm working on.
Depend on what you want to use the image for
For example, if you have an image with a 6” x 4” document size at 300 PPI resolution, you can
print that image comfortably up to 6” x 4” at 150 LPI.
And #4000 for monitor is easy to find here.
4K monitors used to be a far-fetched technological marvel just a few years ago. Times have changed, rather drastically. Ultra High Definition (UHD) technology has now taken the world by storm. It is not uncommon to find 4K monitors in offices, homes, and public spaces anymore. Needless to stay, 4K technology is here to stay.
So, how do you choose the best 4K monitor from amongst the bewildering range of products available in the market? Well, we’ve done exactly this work for you and here we present, dear reader, the best 4K monitor there is in the market right now. Hold your breath!
Behold the HP Spectre 32-Inch 4K
Make no mistake. For its price, this is indeed a beast when it comes to its specs and display quality. You get a superb LED-lit monitor, which displays lifelike colours in full fidelity. What’s more, with a whopping 3840 by 2160 resolution, the Spectre will kill everything thing that stands in its way!
Best in Class Sound
If the absolute best sound quality is what you seek, look no further than the Spectre too. With its amazing immersive stereo sound, audiophiles will find themselves right in the middle of the on-screen action.
Compatibility is King
The HP Spectre comes with a number of connection ports so there is no excuse for not connecting it to your favourite devices. HDMI, Display Port, MHL, and multi-source Picture in Picture Technology are all a part of the package.
Wrap Up
To conclude, there are several 4K monitor models available in the market today: Dell, Acer. ViewSonic, etc. The HP Spectre 32-Inch 4K stands out from the rest and puts all competition to dust, thanks to its amazing video and audio capabilities.
My monitors are 1080p resolution, which is the same as standard TVs. It's good enough for casual use, but for a 'power user', more resolution is needed. More resolution means more screen space and more ability to look at more things at once.
4K is currently the option that gives the most space on screen.. a 4K screen has 4 times the number of pixels of a 1080p screen, so it can either be huge or maybe a smaller size but with enhanced image quality due to having a massive number of pixels crammed into a small space. But 4K screens are quite pricey and worse than that, they really need a top-end graphics card in the computer to be able to run 3D software and games on them. I don't play games a huge amount, but I do sometimes and I wouldn't want to lose the ability to play games just because I upgraded the screen. I think it will be possible to play games in a window on a larger screen, so maybe this isn't such a problem. Graphics cards are currently pretty hard to find and the two biggest computer shops near me have ZERO in stock, because crypto miners are buying them all up in vast numbers!
The other option is to buy a non 4K screen, that's bigger than 1080p.
Then there's the issue of the type of panel in the screen. IPS is the form that is meant to give the best colour representation, which is important when working with images and video. I am not a professional digital artist, but I do make images and videos - and sometimes for clients, so it would be good to have an IPS screen. Unfortunately, that also boosts the price.
Then there's the refresh rate (the speed at which the screen image is refreshed) - with lower numbers (in milliseconds) being better. If the refresh rate is too high (as with flatscreen TVs) then photo editing and gaming is hard to do because there can be a lag between moving the mouse and seeing the change on the screen. There can also be a 'ghosting' effect created (residual images).
Additionally, there's also the size/shape of the screen to consider. Some screens are HUGE - at over 50".. While the standard is 27" currently. So I could maybe get two 27" screens side by side, or one big one. There are also now the super wide screens that are one single panel that is as wide as two standard screens side by side! These are great for gaming, but they don't come in IPS as far as I am aware.
Unfortunately, these screens tend to be curved - which is no good for me as I need a flat screen for photo editing etc.
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You are way more tech than me, but I do image editing and have been very pleased with my monitor - it has awesome height adjustment, and for what it looks like I thought it was a darn good deal - no complaints at all - I think it's excellent
I would recommend to read through this WireCutter's latest guide on best 4K monitors- https://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-4k-monitors/
This was published just a couple of months back and shall be a good reference to make a decision.
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Ordered this baby
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Might have to grab me one too. The type C connection is what I'm looking for(for usage with MBP) and it looks big enough to fit a good chunk of code for whatever I'm working on.
i think this will be the one
Depend on what you want to use the image for
For example, if you have an image with a 6” x 4” document size at 300 PPI resolution, you can
print that image comfortably up to 6” x 4” at 150 LPI.
And #4000 for monitor is easy to find here.
4K monitors used to be a far-fetched technological marvel just a few years ago. Times have changed, rather drastically. Ultra High Definition (UHD) technology has now taken the world by storm. It is not uncommon to find 4K monitors in offices, homes, and public spaces anymore. Needless to stay, 4K technology is here to stay.
So, how do you choose the best 4K monitor from amongst the bewildering range of products available in the market? Well, we’ve done exactly this work for you and here we present, dear reader, the best 4K monitor there is in the market right now. Hold your breath!
Behold the HP Spectre 32-Inch 4K
Make no mistake. For its price, this is indeed a beast when it comes to its specs and display quality. You get a superb LED-lit monitor, which displays lifelike colours in full fidelity. What’s more, with a whopping 3840 by 2160 resolution, the Spectre will kill everything thing that stands in its way!
Best in Class Sound
If the absolute best sound quality is what you seek, look no further than the Spectre too. With its amazing immersive stereo sound, audiophiles will find themselves right in the middle of the on-screen action.
Compatibility is King
The HP Spectre comes with a number of connection ports so there is no excuse for not connecting it to your favourite devices. HDMI, Display Port, MHL, and multi-source Picture in Picture Technology are all a part of the package.
Wrap Up
To conclude, there are several 4K monitor models available in the market today: Dell, Acer. ViewSonic, etc. The HP Spectre 32-Inch 4K stands out from the rest and puts all competition to dust, thanks to its amazing video and audio capabilities.
My monitors are 1080p resolution, which is the same as standard TVs. It's good enough for casual use, but for a 'power user', more resolution is needed. More resolution means more screen space and more ability to look at more things at once.
4K is currently the option that gives the most space on screen.. a 4K screen has 4 times the number of pixels of a 1080p screen, so it can either be huge or maybe a smaller size but with enhanced image quality due to having a massive number of pixels crammed into a small space. But 4K screens are quite pricey and worse than that, they really need a top-end graphics card in the computer to be able to run 3D software and games on them. I don't play games a huge amount, but I do sometimes and I wouldn't want to lose the ability to play games just because I upgraded the screen. I think it will be possible to play games in a window on a larger screen, so maybe this isn't such a problem. Graphics cards are currently pretty hard to find and the two biggest computer shops near me have ZERO in stock, because crypto miners are buying them all up in vast numbers!
The other option is to buy a non 4K screen, that's bigger than 1080p.
Then there's the issue of the type of panel in the screen. IPS is the form that is meant to give the best colour representation, which is important when working with images and video. I am not a professional digital artist, but I do make images and videos - and sometimes for clients, so it would be good to have an IPS screen. Unfortunately, that also boosts the price.
Then there's the refresh rate (the speed at which the screen image is refreshed) - with lower numbers (in milliseconds) being better. If the refresh rate is too high (as with flatscreen TVs) then photo editing and gaming is hard to do because there can be a lag between moving the mouse and seeing the change on the screen. There can also be a 'ghosting' effect created (residual images).
Additionally, there's also the size/shape of the screen to consider. Some screens are HUGE - at over 50".. While the standard is 27" currently. So I could maybe get two 27" screens side by side, or one big one. There are also now the super wide screens that are one single panel that is as wide as two standard screens side by side! These are great for gaming, but they don't come in IPS as far as I am aware.
Unfortunately, these screens tend to be curved - which is no good for me as I need a flat screen for photo editing etc.
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I'm agree about Asus but what width of monitor author need?
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Mis monitores tienen resolución de 1080p, que es lo mismo que los televisores estándar.
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Going to have to look back at this. Have to get a new monitor for my Wife computer.
You are way more tech than me, but I do image editing and have been very pleased with my monitor - it has awesome height adjustment, and for what it looks like I thought it was a darn good deal - no complaints at all - I think it's excellent
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